Music Takeover Incoming: Booked Your Tickets For Magnetic Fields 2022 Yet?

After a 2 year hiatus thanks to COVID-19, everyone's favourite 3-day festival that happens at the Alsisar Mahal in Rajasthan is back! Happening between 9–11 December 2022, this will be the eighth edition of the Magnetic Fields Music Festival. The theme for this year will be 'Reconnection,' because that's what we'll all be doing - with the external world, with each other, and with ourselves. Having featured the likes of Black Madonna, Ross From Friends, The F16's, Rafiki (Krunk), and Balwan among others, The fest will have you grooving for three days straight whether in the desert or inside the fort.

Apart from the music, the festival will see plenty of workshops for meditation, art (live art installations too!), stargazing, yoga, flea market style stalls, and food and beverage counters too. Oh and there will also be secret parties, and mini-stages that you can enjoy experiencing if you're lucky.  

Tickets have just gone out on June 1, and the lineup is yet to be announced, so keep an eye on this space for updates!

The venue for the event is the 17th century Alsisar Mahal in Rajasthan. It's situated in the middle of an arid desert where you can have the pleasure of checking out frescoes, the Rani Sati Temple, and a large number of ruins around the place. The architecture, antique furniture, and carved poster beds spell lavish like nothing else.

The packages this year, which include both the ticket and accommodation, start at INR 12,500 for one person (pitch your own tent option). The Classic tent for two starts INR 33,500, and for three costs INR 47,000. If you're a bigger group, you can also opt for the four and six person classic tents starting at INR 61,000 and INR 88,000 respectively. 

If you just want to get passes with no accommodation, ticket prices start at INR 12,500 (this is the super early bird pass), and if you want to stay at the palace, tickets start at INR 118,000 for a double room palace suite and 2 festival passes. Everything sells out super quickly, so best book your tickets now!